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58 R ENERGy-CONSCIOuS DESIGN SHOulD ENSuRE tHAt: • an in-depth analysis of energy consumption is carried out in the very first phase of the development project; • an energy review is conducted in all relevant development steps (proposals, first detailed design, final design, selecting the equipment, delivery, commissioning etc.); • the responsibilities of the persons-in-charge concerning an energy-conscious design are established clearly. According to DIN EN 16001
Literature tip On the website of the Federal Environment Agency (UBA), you will find many helpful tips on environmentally friendly procurement. http://www.umweltbundesamt.de/produkte/beschaffung/ The Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi) has published various links for practical procurement help on their website, e. g. guides on how energy efficiency aspects can be integrated when awarding a contract, important energy consumption data and environmental key data, as well as online information systems (http://www.bmwi.de/BMWi/Navigation/Energie/energieeffiziente-beschaffung, did=232288.html?view=renderPrint) In the BMU publication “Fördergeld für Energieeffizienz und Erneuerbare Energien”, you will find an overview of the relevant support programmes. The brochures are available from BMU or online at: http://www.bmu.de/files/pdfs/allgemein/application/pdf/geld_energiesparen.pdf In principle, the guidelines for energy-conscious procurement and design should not only be applicable to your company but also to your suppliers. Make energy efficiency a feature when selecting suppliers and consultants / subcontractors. Training and raising employee awareness are the most important prerequisites for an energy-conscious design and procurement. In the current ISO 14001, the control of your processes and procedures should be expanded by energy efficiency. This includes the following aspects: • Determining criteria for the operation and maintenance of equipment, facilities and buildings. • Adding energy efficiency and energy consumption as an additional criterion for procurement. Inform your suppliers that energy is an important criterion of your procurement policy. Pay heed to energy efficiency even during the maintenance of plants and property. • Expanding communication channels to your personnel and all others who work on behalf of your company and whose activities have an impact on energy consumption. As an EMAS company, you have much fewer additional aspects to consider. You have already integrated environmental impacts into your procurement. In addition, you only have to ensure that the energy aspect remains a relevant theme. Your employees are informed already. If required, add criteria for operating and maintaining facilities, equipment and buildings, as well as the review of energy consumption in design, modification or maintenance of goods and buildings. 59
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